Accessibility

We build this site to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.2 at level AA. This page states what that means here, what we have verified, and where we know we still fall short.

What we have done

Pages use real headings, landmarks, and lists rather than styled divisions. Navigation works from the keyboard, with a skip link to the main content, and every focus state is visible. Forms have labels tied to their fields, errors are announced rather than shown by color alone, and status messages are reported to assistive technology. Decorative marks are hidden from screen readers, important dates are marked up as dates, and animation is reduced when your system asks for it.

Where we know we fall short

Some downloadable documents, such as receipts, research files, and PDFs from client work, may not be fully tagged for screen readers, because they were produced before this site existed. Portfolio pieces may embed third-party content we do not control. If a document is the only route to something you need, ask us and we will send the content as text.

Tell us

If a page, form, or document blocks you, call the desk at +1 (612) 636-1509 or file a brief describing what happened and which page you were on. You do not need to explain the technical fix; we will investigate.

What happens next

We reply within two business days with a workaround if one exists, and we fix confirmed defects in the order they block people. This page is reviewed with the site, and the review date above moves when it is.